The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-15

$50. ub-Treasury, currency, si5.:sa- Govern
i0ss4 state Bonds dun but steady TO firm.
| Ala Class A 2-5's 1854 Nash & Chat. 49,. sSIS
Ala, Glass b, 5s.--ll2 y. o. Pacific lists .
\ Georgia Is ...-.-- Network Centr1 HIS
Georgia =, mort.lus14 Nor'k 4 West pre- 5Jis
| n. c., cons'd IS. -lz3 Northern Pacihe. 3ls.
/ N e., cons-d As. 100 Northn Pac- pref. j9ls
| :. C. Brown con los14 Pacific Mail SIS
/ Tenn, settle't SIS. .5y4 Reading -. 5J14
| Virginia eonsol'd- SO Rich Danville 80
/ Chesapeake i Ohio oa4 Rich & West PIT 35s
l Northwestern --..laD9s Rock Island Isl
| NoTthwest'n pref-If ST. Paul ----.-.- .sI34
| Delaware & Lack.l3sls ST. Paul pref'd.. ISi
Erie. ..-.--- RS Texas Pacific 3l3s
/ East Tennessee 1855 Tenn Coal 4 Iron. 3.
/ Louisville S.Nash. 65 New Jersey Cen 9g.s
| Memphis Char - Missouri Pacific loss
4 Mobile j. Ohio. IA Western Union
Cotton Seed On IT. fsss-
Dealings in stocks to-day after the first hour
were on uIueh larger scale than has been
! seen for several weeks The break in the wheat
deal in Chicago this morning, following the
| excitement in the coffee market for the last
| few days, caused great deal of excitement
and apprehension among the small class of
| operators. who hold most of the floating stock
and their efforts upon their holdings gave the
/ first impetus to the downward movement
| which assumed larger proportions later in the
day. Room traders, who at present are bearish
| almost To a man, Joined in the selling move
ment, and so created decided break. Wheel
ing and Lake Erie early became the special
| point of attack, and on account of the locality
| of the trouble grangers also We're freely sold.
Richmond Terminal was specially weak early
| in the day, but was better held ON largely re-
duced business during the afternoon. Among
| the specialties Denver preferred, Oregon.
| Lake Erie and Western preferred and Hooking
Coal were prominent for declines established.
| Trunk lines and Coal stocks were cOmpaTlI-
| lively firm, and though considerable pressure
was brought against n F., it received good
support and was only fractionslly lower at the
close
The opening was irregular, and though
changes were for insignificant fractions only
declines were in the majority. business dur
ing the first hours was quiet To duh, and prices
though at first weak later recovered soon after
and transaction of the, second hour wer,. about
double those of the first. Prices moved OF
below the opsning tir,lre.s, There Vas frna.-
tiOnal recovery in the early part of the after
noon, DrsS the decline was soon renewed, and
losses up to Up. M, when the lowest prices of
the day generally were made, were about equal
to fho Of the forenoon hi In The me last hour GOV
recovery was made before the close, which was
quiet but firm.
Total'sales were 3js,0o shar,s- Active stocks
are almost without exception lower this even
ing. Wheeling and Lake Erie il down 3is.
lis, Lake Erie and Western preferred Us, Ten
nestee Coal per cent and the remainder
fractional amounts.
Cotton.
NEW YORK. June I4.-Greene Il Cos report
on cotton futures says: The market for flu
all day, finally making decline of ID to Ia
points ON the old crop and fraction less
shrinkage ON the new crop, with somewhat I'M
settled but apparently lacking tone There
was To BE- no feature of the natural market
calculated TO depress prices, and influence Is
| undoubtedly largely the reflection Of break
down of the bull position ON coffee and wheat
| which induces liquidation of the general line
| OF lone cotton, and deters combination of
| operators for II rise To abstain from any con
| test; spots were slow and fraction lower
| Afternoon report-C Otton-Net and gross re-
| ~ 81 sal
Jnue, ilG.l ol July, IL ua II % August,
10 ~: january, 10 OIGII0 ": February. 10 Usss
| 1909; March, 10 lJ:t 10 Il; April. 10 Ia 10 -.
| Cotton quiet but steady; sales to-day, 20.
Uplands, lila; Orleans II 'l6; net receipts lU..;
-; stock. 3i5,sI0.
| LIVERPOOL June II, pm .-Coton futures
June, . IL. 81, seller; JIIne-July tE}-6i, seller;
| 5uly-AugtIst, 6I-6i, seller; August-Septemier,
| o. buyer; Observation-Disclosures ) 43-6i buyer;
October November, 5 1864. buyer; No,em-
6er-December, 800, buyer; Decemtcr-
| seller. Futures closed steady.
GALvEsToN, June Il. - Cotton firm mid
ding, 10 ll-l6; net receipts "a gross ~ sales,
| -; stock, 5,..2; exports coa>twise,-.
| NORFOLK, June Ii.-Cotton quiet middIing.
| 10 3-l6; net receipts, Il: gross receipts, q;
| sales, :; stock. BIZ; exports coastwise, n.
BALTIMORE, June l4-Cotton quiet mid
ding, Il5s: net receipts, 2Js: gross. rs: sales.
=; stock 4,'s; exports 10 Great Britain, -:
! HIS; net receipts, /; gross receipts, |; slles.
none: stock. l.ds5.
wmMINGToN, June I4-Cotton quiet mid
| ding, ll1a net receipts, l. gross receipts.
wise 80 ''''' ''N' -'''' io''s 'o''S'-
PHILADEIPHI., June l4,-Cotton quiet; mid
dlng ll12; net receipts 30; gross receipts, 20 :;
| stock, D,U5; exports To q reat Britain,
SAvANNAH, June 14-Cotton firm mid
| -; stock 3,Sij; exports coastwise, -.
| NEW ORLEANS .Juup I4-{'ptton firm. m
ding, lUti; net receipts, 81 gross receipts 40 ;
sales, 30; stock, @-s5l exports to Great
| Britain, -; To the Continent coastwi-c, ~.
MOBILE, June I4--Cotton firm middling.
| 1854 net receipts, -; gross receipts, -; sales
| %; stock, 4ss; exports coastwise, =.
| MEMPHIS, June II. = Cotton firm :; mid
| ding, IL; net receipts, :; gross receipts
| :S9: shipments, -; stock, S,.s4.
AUGUSTA, June H.-Cotton quiet; miIdlng,
CHARLESTON, June l4.-Cotton quiet but firm
middling. lOai; net receipts, -; gross receipts.
sales. -; stock. 80: exports coastwise.
General Markets.
| CHICAGO, June 1.-The following ar, the
| cash and future quotations:
Cash quotations were follows: No = Spring
. rSd. : 't No.. Corn M1 spssE W Ma oat;
sil4G=i19. Mess Pork, SCI Lard, s6-5a,,tzlg6's5
sho%1drr ri, I hass s@s = sb5p Dry saied
boxed, ). ns.s5- whisky, Si.I0- Flour =
nothing doing owing to excitement in wheat
MheatmJuns, .fiii July .5ls August. .dsi:
| Cofn-Iune- ~ July BE. August, :Bsc ::
| Pork-yune, S:-.0O. Lard-June, SOS /: July
5000; August S66111 Short Rif,s-June =. 10
| July. S1.Ij; August, S1.6J.
NEW YORK, June H.-SOuthern Flour quiet
and barely steady-common to fair extra.
s3St4; good To choice, - l0ft425. Wheat
| cash grades declined 3ff:,lsc, with an active.
trade reported i'll good part for export: options
| nervous and very much depressed owing to
heavy break at Chicago; prices declined 3 on
june, As onJuly and ss1 = on later deliveries.
closing heavy-No; red 80; No. white, 1854;
No red, June, 9,Isstsiss; July, ssIsSIG2 a:
August s.1sd ~ 3-l6. Corn-spot about - and
| options I.tts4 lower closing heavy near in
siie rates-No2 2, June 49, aits4: July, $3.50.
,, 3SsId4; mixed Western, 3isr3i: No. 2 June
5}ls; July. a2ss6sasI. Hops steady and quiet
Cofiee-fair Rio quiet but firm AT 1874: options
sI6sssl 1866 July. sl6asdE.fO: August. SIC
| 40, September. S1s.U6d 11-.a. Sugar dull and
nominal; refined quiet but firuIer. NoassCs
dull and nominal Rice steady. Cotton seed
OIL 3itt:sl crude, 43f143 for refined. Resin dull
at Sl-2s1l-aD. Turpentine firm at :5ia. Hides
steady-wet salted New Orleans selected. -
and IA pounds, sisGf10; Texas selected ~
and 10 pounds. 10. Wool unchanged ana dull
Pork fairly active-SI6 new; SIS for old. Beef
quiet Middles duh, weak and nominal. Beef
erately active-wcStern steam S6s.Isff6 az.
July. S6.Sssfto.9i; August. S6.asft o.. FreighLr
firm-cotton- 1-l6d; wheat, 1J@d.
ST. Louis, June H.-Flour duh and lower
cash, ~; June. .9lsdS0: July. .ofi.7It Corn
lower and june. 3i9t ~ i: July. 3tft3i94
oats quiet cash, ga June, -: July =SIs
Whisky steady at 81. 10. Provisions dun. Pork
irregular new, So. Lard. s6.5ssa6s,. Dry Salt
Meats. boxed shoulders S5-.5; long clear :. .,ae
clear ribs. SD. Racon-boxe.i shoulders
so >. =; long clear. $500; clear ribs
- i5tF -, short clear Ss.65.6ts-.5. Hams steady
| Sll-spNl4.
| CINCINNATI. june H.-FIour in light de-
| mand Wheat unsettled AMI nominal, with no